Next
SAT MAY 3RD 2025 10PM | 07€ < 11PM< 10€
After a fabulous first party in the spirit of our original parties, Next » will be back on May 3rd and every first Saturday of the month at Madame Moustache's.
SAT MAY 3RD 2025 10PM | 07€ < 11PM< 10€
After a fabulous first party in the spirit of our original parties, Next » will be back on May 3rd and every first Saturday of the month at Madame Moustache's.
Next » is an explosive mix of eclectic music for all genders and sexual orientations. Happy vibes from funky to latin tunes, (not so) rubbish pop hits, hip hop anthems, nu disco, booty bass, drum’n’bass, reggaeton and much more. Expect to discover new tracks and relive your favorite ones. So be curious and get on Brussels queerest dancefloor! Warning: Madame Moustache is a safe and inclusive space. We will not tolerate racism or discriminatory acts against members of the LGBTQIA+ community or anyone!
Madame Moustache
Brussels
Clubbing
Next
Tentoonstelling LGBTQIA+ SENIORS: Here we are! en schilderijen van Thomas Dielman
Brussels Ouderenplatform vzw (BOp vzw)
Brussels
Exhibitions
Tentoonstelling LGBTQIA+ SENIORS: Here we are! en schilderijen van Thomas Dielman
Arts festival "Massimadi-Brussels"- Brussels Pride Week
Screening of the film "Madame SATA" and debate around the corner to talk (Palaba Cona).
The "Massimadi-Brussels" Arts Festival is a flagship event of the Baobab identities that have been highlighting LGBTQIA+ black issues in Brussels since 2013.
The current events are encouraging the Massimadi-Brussels collective to be visible as part of the Pride Week and to propose a space for respectful and safer exchanges where resilience and empowerment strategies in the face of aggression and discrimination suffered by LGBTQIA+ black people are discussed in a context where LGBTQIA+ rights are in decline worldwide and in Europe.
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Cinema
Arts festival "Massimadi-Brussels"- Brussels Pride Week
Pride Opening
Pride Week will open with a moment of activist march.
Join us at 6 PM in front of the Ihsane Jarfi mural to share this opening moment with us, which will conclude at Grands Carmes with the launch of the MACS plan.
Let’s kick off these ten days of Pride with joy!
The Pride week will begin with a militant march.
RainbowHouse invites you to join us on Wednesday, May 7 at 6 PM in front of the Ihsane Jarfi mural, Rue des Riches Claires in Brussels, for a moment of commemoration and militant memory. The event will feature artistic performances and speeches from our various partners.
We will continue our journey through various important places for the LGBTQIA+ community and end at Grands Carmes for the launch of the MACS plan.
Let’s begin these ten days of Pride with joy!
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Various
Pride Opening
Nobody's Son
An exhibition of pop art/street art style paintings combining abstract figures and words that together are an expression of the feelings and road the artist travelled from 3 years ago ( first testo shot) to now.
An expo of paintings based on drawings made throughout the artist's transition process over the past 3 years incorporating his acceptance process of his family's non-acceptance. The figures depicted are direct and spontaneous and related to street art and pop culture, as well as stickers, graffiti, paint on clothes, chairs, etc...
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Exhibitions
Nobody's Son
Film Club Pink Screens - Brussels Pride Week
Cinéma Aventure
Brussels
Cinema
Film Club Pink Screens - Brussels Pride Week
LesBin BBQ - Brussels Pride Week
Come and make the most of spring with a Lesbian Barbecue; to eat and have a good time, that's the promise!
The Lesbian Barbecue invites you to come and enjoy a delicious barbecue to start the Brussels Pride Week!
This festive moment is aimed primarily at FLINTA* people to offer them the occasion to get out of their homes for a pleasant and safe(r) moment of socialization. For an evening, the court of the Grands Carmes will welcome you for a moment of sharing in a relaxed atmosphere, to get together and to celebrate.
We provide our BBQ kit with salads and you are invited to bring whatever meat you want to grill (vegan, vegan or meat)!
*FLINTA: people identifying themselves as women, lesbian, intersex, non-binary, transgender or agender
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Various
LesBin BBQ - Brussels Pride Week
"Fruits of the Loom" by S.D.S.
Studio 84 Art & Culture[s]
Brussels
Exhibitions
"Fruits of the Loom" by S.D.S.
This is me - Brussels Pride Week
Rainbowhouse
Brussels
Cinema
This is me - Brussels Pride Week
Analphabet
With haunting prose, a ghost cures toxic relationships and illuminates gay cruising spots. A plea for a society that embraces the irrational.
After two lovers argue loudly on a beach at sunset, a ghost named Analphabet appears over the sea to tell his story and sing songs to the couple. Alberto Cortés, a revelation in the art landscape, calls himself a marica andaluza ('Andalusian faggot'), highlighting the off-centre perspective that has allowed him to develop a singular language. Invited to open the festival, he presents Analphabet, the story of a ghost who roams cruising spots, the outdoor spaces for sexual encounters between men. With haunting prose, Cortés crafts a character born to heal toxic relationships, partially reflecting his experience of being called 'irrational', a label he defiantly reclaims with this piece. Inspired by José Bergamín’s La decadencia del analfabetismo, Cortés criticises a society that sacrifices poetry for rational order, where everything must be organised, legible, and fixed, like the alphabet. On stage, accompanied by violinist Luz Prado, Cortés is magnetic; his body vibrates as if words flow through him like blood, like lines in a poem, like men in the woods at night. Cruising and poetry: Analphabet clings to a world perpetually threatened by too much daylight. Perhaps there are no words, or enough letters, for a night beyond description and that promises to be an unforgettable experience.
Alberto Cortés
Théâtre Les Tanneurs
Brussels
Theatre
Analphabet
Housing conference - Brussels Pride Week 2025
Ukrainian Voices
Etterbeek
Conferences and conventions
Housing conference - Brussels Pride Week 2025
The i in LGBTQIA+ - Brussels Pride Week
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Conferences and conventions
The i in LGBTQIA+ - Brussels Pride Week
Mauvaises vies ? By Marc Martin
The exhibition embraces an uninhibited eroticism. In light of evolving mindsets, intimacy in art remains a political sticking point. Marc Martin unveils slices of life that go beyond—without excluding—heteronormative representations. By examining the way we view the body and sexuality, he questions an era that is, paradoxically, saturated with obscenity.
Turning otherness into strength, our diversity into wealth. Uniting through our differences, in our differences.
With the exhibition “MAUVAISES VIES?” opening Brussels’ Pride Week, artist Marc Martin sends a clear message: All lives are of equal worth. Within the LGBTQI+ community, we must protect the most vulnerable among us. LaVallée, a cultural and welcoming venue, offers the perfect setting.
The scenography is built around the idea of protection and revolves around “Safe Places”. Confronted with resistance and obstacles, the audience is invited to deepen its understanding of the fight for emancipation and against stigma.
The exhibition embraces uninhibited eroticism. Despite shifting mentalities, intimacy in art remains a political fault line. Marc Martin reveals slices of life that transcend heteronormative representations—without excluding them. By observing how we look at bodies and sexuality, he questions an era that is, at the same time, saturated with obscenity: What can be shown? What must remain hidden?
Composed of new works and photographs/installations from Marc Martin’s recent projects, “MAUVAISES VIES?” at LaVallée–Brussels aims to be inclusive and unifying. An exhibition with no tolerance for narrow-mindedness, prudishness, or isolationism.
Am I “normal,” “abnormal”? That question is no longer relevant.
Marc Martin, “MAUVAISES VIES?” – LaVallée, Brussels
Free exhibition from May 9 to 23, 2025 – 1 PM to 8 PM
Performances, debates, clubbing, safe space…
Marc Martin (Photographer)
Benjamin @Personne_Public
Maurizio @DJAthome / Kiosk.radio
Drag show
Djs
LaVallée
Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
Exhibitions
Mauvaises vies ? By Marc Martin
Pride in the City: A guided tour in the city centre through the history of gay and lesbian meeting places in Brussels
Organized by the Brussels City Museum, this historical walk takes you from the Grand Place through the neighborhoods where the gay and lesbian community used to gather in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Organized by the Brussels City Museum, this historical walk takes you from the Grand Place through the neighborhoods where the gay and lesbian community used to gather in the 19th and 20th centuries: the Galeries Saint-Hubert,
Rue des Bouchers, the Bourse, and the Marché au Charbon.
Filled with fascinating anecdotes, the tour explores how these places have changed and evolved over time along with society. Celebrating Brussels' rich diversity, the tour ends at the RainbowHouse, a welcoming space for the entire LGBTQIAP+ community.
Museum of the City of Brussels / The King’s House)
Brussels
Animations
Pride in the City: A guided tour in the city centre through the history of gay and lesbian meeting places in Brussels
Festival Familles Arc-en-Ciel - Les familles sous les projecteurs
Petit Théâtre Mercelis
Ixelles
Festival
Festival Familles Arc-en-Ciel - Les familles sous les projecteurs
Pride in the City : balade guidée au centre-ville sur l’histoire des lieux de rencontre gays et lesbiens à Bruxelles
Museum of the City of Brussels / The King’s House)
Brussels
Guided tours
Pride in the City : balade guidée au centre-ville sur l’histoire des lieux de rencontre gays et lesbiens à Bruxelles
"Rainbow Family” Spectacle de théâtre improvisé
Mercelis theatre
Ixelles
Theatre
"Rainbow Family” Spectacle de théâtre improvisé
Uurtje DragtUurtje
Bibliothèque néerlandophone de Saint-Gilles
Saint-Gilles
Various
Uurtje DragtUurtje
Initiation IMPRO QUEER - Brussels Pride Week 2025
RainbowHouse - Salle Marsha P. Johnson
Brussels
Courses and workshops
Initiation IMPRO QUEER - Brussels Pride Week 2025
The Art of Becoming through tales, reveries and mirrors
As part of Brussels Pride, this exhibition explores the diversity of identities and questions dominant representations through photography, painting and digital art. Aleksandra Rowicka and Kristell in Wonderland propose an inclusive and committed approach, in which art becomes a space for dialogue and emancipation for LGBTQIA+ communities.
The Art of Becoming through Tales, Reveries and Mirrors is an immersive art exhibition exploring evolving identities through the works of Aleksandra Rowicka and Kristell in Wonderland. At the crossroads of photography, painting, and digital art, this exhibition invites visitors to reflect on self-construction, gender perception, and the personal narratives that shape our identities.
The exhibition will be open for several days, offering a free-flow experience through a scenographic space centered around the themes of metamorphosis and reflection.
Immersive visual installation: The exhibition features large-scale artworks and digital projections, creating a dreamlike and introspective atmosphere.
Meet the artists: Aleksandra Rowicka and Kristell in Wonderland will be present throughout the exhibition to engage with visitors and discuss their inspirations and artistic process.
Workshops and cultural mediation: Discussion and creative sessions on queer representation and gender fluidity can be organized in collaboration with LGBTQIA+ organizations. If any organizations are looking for a space to hold such activities, we would be delighted to host them."
Centre d'Art du Mont-de-Piété
Brussels
Exhibitions
The Art of Becoming through tales, reveries and mirrors
Love is Love... and Food by EGB - Brussels Pride Week
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Various
Love is Love... and Food by EGB - Brussels Pride Week
Famille Choisie
Cinéma Palace
Brussels
Cinema
Famille Choisie
"MAUVAISES VIES ?" : débat autour de la Grossophobie avec les Ours de Bruxelles
"FATPHOBIA IN THE QUEER COMMUNITY"
Talk / debate between photographer Marc Martin and the association "Les Ours de Bruxelles".
Free event at LaVallée starting at 7 PM.
MAY 12 – 7 PM
"MAUVAISES VIES?": Debate on fatphobia with Les Ours de Bruxelles
"FATPHOBIA IN THE QUEER COMMUNITY"
Talk / debate between photographer Marc Martin and the association Les Ours de Bruxelles.
Free event at LaVallée, starting at 7 PM.
The association Les Ours de Bruxelles, which promotes pride among gay men who do not conform to mainstream standards of masculine “beauty” — being bigger, hairier, and bearded — is proud to be part of Marc Martin’s exhibition "Mauvaises Vies?".
This year, Martin photographed the Ours de Paris and presents portraits of the 8 finalists at LaVallée.
The debate will be held in French and Dutch.
Marc Martin – “MAUVAISES VIES?” – LaVallée, Brussels
Free exhibition from May 9 to 23, 2025 – open 1 PM to 8 PM
Debate organized by Les Ours de Bruxelles on May 12, starting at 7 PM.
Marc Martin
Les ours de Bruxelles
LaVallée
Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
Conferences and conventions
"MAUVAISES VIES ?" : débat autour de la Grossophobie avec les Ours de Bruxelles
PREMIERE - FAMILLE CHOISIE in the presence of the film crew
As part of Pride Week 2025, we are delighted to offer you the PREMIERE of the documentary FAMILLE CHOISIE.
The screening will be followed by a Q&A with the film crew. A festive drink will be served at the Grand Carmes after the screening.
FAMILLE CHOISIE
Elisa VDK
BE, 84', 2025, VO FR ST EN
Synopsis: Massie, Addi, Lylybeth and Joy are four non-binary artists at a turning point in their careers on Brussels' burgeoning drag scene. While this chosen family is close-knit and supportive, their blood family often has difficulty understanding their identity and their profession. Many truths and emotions remain unspoken.
Their shows, sometimes very funny, sometimes very dark, often both, are directly inspired by their daily struggles. The stage allows them to express their gender identities. It's also their livelihood and the place where they draw the energy to force their way into our society.
As their performances become increasingly notable, a quest for identity and artistic recognition takes shape. These artists aspire to something essential: the need to embrace who they are and, above all, to be accepted for who they are.
In collaboration with Screen Box.
Elisa VDK and the film crew
Cinéma Palace
Brussels
Cinema
PREMIERE - FAMILLE CHOISIE in the presence of the film crew
Beyond the screen: lesbian visibility and voices through film - Brussels Pride Week 2025
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Cinema
Beyond the screen: lesbian visibility and voices through film - Brussels Pride Week 2025
Transidentity Awereness Workshops - Brussels Pride Week
The aim of this Transidentity Awareness Workshop is to raise public awareness of transidentity in an accessible and interactive way, and to show how the social construction of gender norms and stereotypes can lead to exclusion and discrimination (only in English).
Who are transgender people and what do we mean by ‘gender identities’? What are the most common misconceptions, and why do they raise questions? What are the human rights issues surrounding the legal situation of trans* people, and where is it heading in Europe and Belgium?
From childhood, we were taught that human beings were either “girls” or “boys”. In science lessons, we were taught that there were males and females and that was that. In reality, is it really that simple?
In conversation and in the media, we often hear talk of homos, lesbians, gays, straights, trans people, sexual orientations, gender identities and so on. But what exactly do these expressions mean?
Society harbours a number of beliefs and prejudices that reduce people who don't fit the norm to simplistic, often pejorative and degrading, schemes. Transgender people are particularly vulnerable to this.
10 per person except for Genres Pluriels members. Send your application to: contact@genrespluriels.be
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Conferences and conventions
Transidentity Awereness Workshops - Brussels Pride Week
"MAUVAISES VIES?": debate on transphobia in combat sports with Koko Barno and Mathis Chevalier
"TRANSPHOBIA IN COMBAT SPORTS"
Talk/debate between KOKO BARNO and MATHIS CHEVALIER.
Free event at LaVallée starting at 7 PM.
"TRANSPHOBIA IN COMBAT SPORTS"
Talk/debate between KOKO BARNO and MATHIS CHEVALIER.
Free event at LaVallée starting at 7 PM.
As part of Marc Martin’s exhibition “MAUVAISES VIES?”, which features an alcove dedicated to trans identity in combat sports, Mathis Chevalier (former MMA champion and actor) and Koko Barno (transgender boxer and model for Jean-Paul Gaultier) will debate at LaVallée to knock out prejudice and transphobia. While sport can be a powerful vehicle for equality, solidarity, and diversity, certain disciplines are known for excluding rather than uniting—and combat sports are often among them.
This debate on May 13 at LaVallée will be a key moment of the inclusive events accompanying Marc Martin’s “Mauvaises Vies?” exhibition.
Marc Martin – “MAUVAISES VIES?” – LaVallée, Brussels
Free exhibition from May 9 to 23, 2025 – 1 PM to 8 PM
Debate between Mathis Chevalier and Koko Barno on May 13 at 7 PM.
KOKO BARNO (transgender boxer and model for Jean-Paul Gaultier)
MATHIS CHEVALIER (former MMA champion and actor)
LaVallée
Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
Conferences and conventions
"MAUVAISES VIES?": debate on transphobia in combat sports with Koko Barno and Mathis Chevalier
Born to be manly - Brussels Pride Week
In what appears to be a gym locker room, a man opens up about his life and his awakening to sexuality and love. A story fueled by as much love as violence, like so many others, told without filter with a body on edge.
In an era where the lines of identity are shifting, the question of masculinity is becoming complex and requires introspection to redefine itself.
What does it mean to "be a man" today? What are the injunctions that weigh on individuals, and what impact do our actions have on those around us?
We are two men, two artists, and yet our relationship to masculinity proved, during the research, to be very different. It has been constructed throughout our lives and cannot ignore the multiple identities that compose us: homosexual, son of a farm worker, from a rural background, son of North African immigrants, artist, with a muscular body or a slouchy body, brother, father, or son... All of this conditions our daily relationships with others and our attempts to embrace this "masculine ideal" proposed by the society in which we grew up.
Drawing on these multiple identities and driven by the need to explore these shifting contours, Romain Delhoux drew on his memories and experiences to write the lyrics and compose the dances that punctuate this first draft of a show.
We don't have any answers to offer; we're simply trying to sketch the movement of our time and offer a mosaic of sensations and suggestions so that everyone can glimpse memories or echoes of their own experiences.
The idea behind the project is to expose masculinity in all its complexity, to connect the intimate and the universal.
Performance duration: 60 minutes
Centre Culturel Bruegel
Brussels
Show
Born to be manly - Brussels Pride Week
No more Ishanes, no more Zaks, no more hate! - Brussels Pride Week
Film-debate on homophobic violence and murders to build a Europe free of hatred and discrimination!
We propose a short film followed by a discussion on the emblematic cases of Ishane Jarfi in Belgium and Zak Kostopoulos in Greece, two young gay men brutally killed in an homophobic context.
Let's create together a safe space to talk about our traumas and our struggles against hate crimes suffered by our communities, take stock of the situation and think collectively about activist synergies and political strategies to put an end to hate in Europe!
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Cinema
No more Ishanes, no more Zaks, no more hate! - Brussels Pride Week
Né pour être viril
Centre Culturel Bruegel
Brussels
Theatre
Né pour être viril
FAMILLE CHOISIE
Avant- Première en présence de la réalisatrice et en collaboration avec Pink Screen !Massi, Addi, Lylybeth et Joy sont quatre artistes non-binaires à un tournant de leur carrière sur une scène drag en pleine ébullition à Bruxelles. Alors que cette famille choisie est soudée et solidaire, leur famille de sang a souvent des difficultés à comprendre leur identité et leur métier. Beaucoup de vérités et d’émotions restent sous silence.Leurs shows, parfois très drôles, parfois très sombres, souvent les deux, s’inspirent directement de leurs combats quotidiens. La scène leur permet d’exprimer leurs identités de genres. C’est aussi leur gagne-pain et le lieu où iels puisent l’énergie pour forcer le passage dans notre société.Au fil des spectacles de plus en plus notables, se dessine une quête de reconnaissance identitaire et artistique. Ces artistes aspirent à quelque chose d’essentiel : le besoin d’embrasser qui l’on est et surtout d’être accepté pour ce que l’on est.
Cinéma Aventure
Brussels
Cinema
FAMILLE CHOISIE
Famille Choisie
Premiere in the presence of the director and in collaboration with Pink Screen!
Massi, Addi, Lylybeth and Joy are four non-binary artists at a turning point in their careers on Brussels' burgeoning drag scene. While this chosen family is close-knit and supportive, their blood relatives often find it difficult to understand who they are and what they do. Many truths and emotions remain unspoken.
Their shows, sometimes very funny, sometimes very dark, often both, are directly inspired by their daily struggles. The stage allows them to express their gender identities. It's also their livelihood and the place where they draw the energy to force their way into our society.
As their performances become more and more notable, a quest for identity and artistic recognition takes shape. These artists aspire to something essential: the need to embrace who they are and, above all, to be accepted for who they are.
Cinéma Aventure
Brussels
Cinema
Famille Choisie
Lecture Unique En Son Genre
La Vénerie / Espace Delvaux
Watermael-Boitsfort
Theatre
Lecture Unique En Son Genre
Queering Nature
BahVoyons! asbl
Schaerbeek
Cinema
Queering Nature
Job Day
RainbowHouse is pleased to invite you to the Job Day, an inclusive job fair that connects job seekers with employers committed to inclusive workplace policies.
The public is welcome from 1 PM to 4 PM to meet various professionals.
We look forward to seeing many of you there!
RainbowHouse is pleased to invite you to Job Day, an inclusive job fair designed to bring jobseekers together with employers committed to diversity and inclusiveness policies.
From 1pm to 4pm, participants will have the chance to discover career opportunities, talk to representatives of companies and organisations, learn more about the inclusion policies in place in different workplaces, and ask all their questions.
Whether you're looking for your first job, changing careers or simply curious to meet safe and committed employers, this is the event for you. There will be information stands, resources to boost your application, and professionals on hand to help you.
The aim is simple: to create a caring space where everyone feels free to be themselves, without fear of discrimination, and encouraged to build their professional future in a respectful environment.
Join us for an afternoon of exchange, inspiration and professional connections!
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Fairs and shows
Job Day
Conversion Therapies: A Unknown Reality - Brussels Pride Week
Screening & debate: “Nothing to Cure”
Conversion therapy remains a hidden reality. The documentary Nothing to Cure by Axel Falguieres gives a voice to survivors and dismantles the rhetoric justifying these harmful practices.
Following the screening, an interactive debate will bring together experts, activists, and organizations to discuss the impact of these practices and another crucial issue: family rejection of LGBTQIA+ youth. A key moment to raise awareness and take action.
Le Refuge, a place of welcome and rebound
Le Refuge is a temporary accommodation solution for young LGBTQIA+ people aged 18 to 25 who have broken away from their families because of their sexual orientation and/or gender expression. We offer them a safe and caring environment, a place to rest and recover.
But we are also a place where they can bounce back: each stay is designed as a step towards independence. We support young people by giving them the tools they need to find their place and build their future.
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Conferences and conventions
Conversion Therapies: A Unknown Reality - Brussels Pride Week
The history of LGBTQIA+ struggles, how to apply yesterday’s lessons on what is happening today - Brussels Pride Week
Around us, the rights of LGBTQIA+ people are being threatened, how can we apply yesterday’s lessons to what is happening today?
In the US, transgender people are no longer allowed to serve in the military or participate in sports competitions. Since 2024, Bulgaria has banned "LGBTQIA+ propaganda".
Yet these countries had seen progress in minority rights, so why the setbacks? What lessons have we not learned from the past? How to remain vigilant in the face of the rise of reactionary speeches?
We would like to answer these questions through our guests: an international LGBTQIA+ rights specialist and a historian.
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Conferences and conventions
The history of LGBTQIA+ struggles, how to apply yesterday’s lessons on what is happening today - Brussels Pride Week
Talk From Homografía Live - Brussels Pride Week
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Various
Talk From Homografía Live - Brussels Pride Week
Malign Junction (Goodbye, Berlin)
An intense choreography of desires, disorientation and finality, with Berlin as a projection of freedom and transformation.
Alex Baczyński-Jenkins’ work has been described by writer Maxi Wallenhorst as 'casual sublime'—those mesmerising, unexpected moments of fascination and wonder that emerge from everyday life: the appearance of intimate gestures, affective connections, or expressions of collectivity. In Malign Junction (Goodbye, Berlin) (gesturing towards Christopher Isherwood’s 1939 depiction of the final days of Berlin nightlife and cabaret culture during the rise of fascism), Berlin functions as both a specific location and a plane of projection—a site embodying histories of transformation, countercultural life, freedom, and endings. Baczyński-Jenkins continues his distinctive choreographic exploration of landscapes of desire and disorientation, this time engaging with the concept of finitude. The choreography unfolds as a low-key ‘grande finale’, as if the performers are dancing at the edge of an ending. On stage, they intertwine with high intensity; their gestures continuously emerge and dissolve into formlessness. Following the enormous success of Untitled (Holding Horizon) at the festival, Baczyński-Jenkins returns with his signature practice of relationality, queer affection, and the embrace of new temporalities.
Alex Baczyński-Jenkins
VOLTA, Centre for music
Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
Show
Malign Junction (Goodbye, Berlin)
The Fabulous Carmen Drag Queen Quiz
An evening full of glitter, music, and opera trivia.
During Pride Week Brussels, flamboyant drag queen and singer Élysée Moon welcomes you into her world of soaring arias and sparkling wit. Dressed in costumes, wigs, and props from the La Monnaie workshops, she takes you on a playful journey through the passionate world of Georges Bizet’s Carmen. Expect a dazzling mix of live musical excerpts, interactive quiz questions, and a generous dose of fabulous extravaganza.
Do you know who Escamillo is? Can you instantly recognize the “Habanera” from a series of opera highlights? And do you know what voice type Don José is? Whether you’ve got the answers or not, you’re warmly invited to show off – or brush up on – your Carmen knowledge during this glamorous quiz night.
La Monnaie
Brussels
Show
The Fabulous Carmen Drag Queen Quiz
The Sous-Entendu-e-s film club: De la terreur, mes sœurs & Les démons de Dorothy
Cine-club Les Sous-Entendu·e·s invites you to discover two short films by Alexis Langlois, whose first feature, Les Reines du Drame, was recently released in Belgium.
Cine-club Les Sous-Entendu·e·s invites you to discover two short films by Alexis Langlois, whose first feature, Les Reines du Drame, was recently released in Belgium.
De la terreur, mes sœurs: Today is just another day for Kalthoum and her friends. They're sipping cocktails, looking for love on the internet and, once again, enduring transphobic insults from strangers. But today is not going to be like that... Between a cosmo and a chardo, the four transgender friends will be plotting their revenge...
Dorothy's demons: Dorothy, a slightly slacker director, is having a laugh writing her script. But a phone call from her producer stops her laughing: it's time to stop making queer comedies and make universal films! To keep her head above water, Dorothy took refuge in her favourite series, Romy and the Vampire Slayer. Unfortunately, her demons have decided to pay her a visit tonight...
Cineflagey by Cinematek & Kinograph
The Sous-Entendu-e-s film club
In collaboration with Kinograph, the feminist collective Les Sous-Entendu.e.s will be screening documentaries and films, followed by a debate with guest speakers on themes relating to sexist and sexual violence and the representation of FINTA people (women, intersex people, non-binary people, trans people and agender people) on the big and small screens.
From blockbuster films to documentaries, we'll be looking at them from a feminist and intersectional angle.
€ 10 > € 7
Flagey
Ixelles
Cinema
The Sous-Entendu-e-s film club: De la terreur, mes sœurs & Les démons de Dorothy
Mini Pride
As every year during Pride Week, the Mini Pride will take place, a procession to relive the original Pride.
We'll be going from the Town Hall to the RainbowHouse, via the Manneken Pis.
We look forward to sharing this moment with you, in the footsteps of the first Brussels activists.
As every year during Pride Week, the Mini Pride will take place: a city walk following the route of the very first Pride in Brussels.
In a festive atmosphere, we will leave from the City Hall and make our way to the RainbowHouse.
The celebration will continue there in the evening. We look forward to sharing this moment with you!
Rainbowhouse
Brussels
Various
Mini Pride
Queer Legacy
Queer Legacy: a flamboyant evening at Brussels City Hall!
On 15 May at 7pm and 9pm, Cabaret Mademoiselle presents a unique show blending drag, burlesque, and pole dance. A powerful, celebratory, and activist event that honours LGBTQIA+ pride and the richness of diverse identities — right in the heart of the city.
Cabaret Mademoiselle has become one of the iconic hotspots of Brussels’ nightlife. With a clever blend of humour, performance, and culture, it draws inspiration from the cabarets of yesteryear without ever lapsing into nostalgia. This free-spirited and joyfully subversive venue champions all forms of artistic expression.
On 15 May, at 7pm and 9pm, it takes over Brussels City Hall with Queer Legacy, an original production that combines drag, burlesque, and pole dance, brought to life by five flamboyant queer artists:
• La Veuve: a razor-sharp mistress of ceremonies and finalist of Drag Race Belgique Season 2.
• Alvilda: winner of the season, intense and electrifying.
• Chéri·e Chapstick: a fluidly identified artist, mixing humour and glitter.
• Olga Kalachnikova: an explosive pole dancer, as hilarious as she is virtuosic.
• Tina Strogofsky: a retro draglesque icon, blending sensuality and absurdity.
In this landmark site, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage location, Queer Legacy celebrates diverse identities, LGBTQIA+ struggles, and the pride of simply existing. A powerful statement, in harmony with Brussels Pride, already recognised at a regional level and now seeking UNESCO intangible cultural heritage status.
Ready to be amazed? Tickets are limited, so book quickly!
Hôtel de Ville de Bruxelles
Brussels
Show
Queer Legacy
Apéro-Arpentage: "Sexualités et dissidences queers", de Chacha Enriquez
Présence et Action Culturelles - Générale
Anderlecht
Courses and workshops
Apéro-Arpentage: "Sexualités et dissidences queers", de Chacha Enriquez
Queerying nature
Did you know that the diversity of nature is much greater and more surprising than you might imagine?
A multitude of animal behaviours can be observed, ranging from relationships between individuals of the same sex to natural sex changes in certain species of fish, as well as a variety of family structures. Biodiversity reminds us that nature is not limited to the frameworks we know. To mark International Day for the Rights of LGBTQIA+ People, Michaël Loriaux, Deputy Mayor for Equal Opportunities, invites you to attend a screening of the film Queerying nature, by Aline Magrez, on Thursday 15 May 2025.
This documentary explores the diversity of behaviour in the animal world and questions the biases that can influence scientific research. Through an innovative look at the plurality of sexual and gender identities, this sensitive and poetic film invites us to broaden our perception of living things.
And to round off the screening in style, we invite you to discover a performance by artist Camille Pier, combining improvisation and spontaneity: an experience full of surprises awaits you!
Maison communale de Woluwe-Saint-Lambert
Woluwe-Saint-Lambert
Cinema
Queerying nature
Famille Choisie: Film Screening and Photo Exhibition at La Vénerie
A film by Elisa Vdk
Belgium (2025)
Version originale FR, with English subtitles
Massie, Addi, Lylybeth and Joy are four non-binary artists at a turning point in their careers on Brussels' burgeoning drag scene.
While this chosen family is close-knit and supportive, their blood family often has trouble understanding their identity and their craft. Many truths and emotions remain unspoken.
Their shows, sometimes very funny, sometimes very dark, often both, are directly inspired by their daily struggles. The stage allows them to express their gender identities. It's also their livelihood and the place where they draw the energy to force their way into our society.
As their performances become increasingly notable, a quest for identity and artistic recognition takes shape. These artists aspire to something essential: the need to embrace who you are and, above all, to be accepted for who you are.
> In the presence of the film team (director and actors).
La Vénerie / Espace Delvaux
Watermael-Boitsfort
Cinema
Famille Choisie: Film Screening and Photo Exhibition at La Vénerie
OUTRAGEOUS: DYKONIC
AB X MISSFITTE present “Dykonic”
Mi amor,Can you feel the vibrations? Boots stomping. Voices booming. Gears shifting. Bells ringing. Paint spraying. Bass thumping. There is noise in the streets. The countdown to a Dykonic counter~pride gathering has begun. On the 16th evening of the 5th month, we march and dance to the beat of our own hearts. Rumor has it that we will take over the concert hall where we used to lose ourselves in each other's goosebumps. You beamed with lavender light, screaming: “Let’s talk about history and gender, baby! Let’s talk about you and me!” And I took every opportunity to confess to all mothers & daughters, sapphics, fags & fluid sprouts waiting at the bar: “You know? Her heart is my home now”. In your kiss I could taste the rave~olution. What an outrageous feeling to blossom freely and untamed for just a few hours. Before we enter this sacred space again, I want you to first march into the sunset with me. Not together as in happy, but queer as in "we were always here". Feel the acid bloom. Feel the juice. Feel the electricity of our shared footfall - and notice how your chest is exploding with anticipation. Do you hear the echoes of engines revving and wheels skidding? Remember what you used to say: “A day without a dyke* and their bike is a day without sunshine!”And lastly, mi amor, can you yet smell the scent of sun-bleached leather softening and curling as it turns into flowers? Rebelliously yours, always,N.MISSFITTE is a fluid raveground: a queer-forward, care-oriented concept hosting parties and events in Brussels since 2018. Over the years the project has grown their highly loyal & distinct crowd, and has become a very valued shelter for quality music {heart}beats and freedom-craving rave creatures in Belgium’s queer electronic scene. Entering their universe is having techno love seeds dropped into one's burning soul while house drums release the body. Their mantra? Dancing is caring.Some of the international guest artists previously booked by MISSFITTE: Slim Soledad, FAFF & Marie Malarie.JeanneToJeanneTo lives in the fast lane: aerodynamic style, high energy, and songs that flirt with pop, techno, and Eurodance. Her tracks - produced by Cadillacprod (Ben PLG, Asma, Te Huur) - are a bold mix of club aggression and intimate vulnerability, exploring love, desire, and connection. Think Ascendant Vierge meets COBRAH. It’s emotional, it's sweaty, and it’s made to move. Planningtorock Planningtorock (aka Jam Rostron) is a trans non-binary, self-taught artist queering sound since 2006. With four acclaimed albums, they’ve collaborated with Lady Gaga, Robyn, The Knife, and Arca. From remixing icons to composing for Chanel and Comme Des Garçons, their world fuses dance, fashion, and radical joy. Expect bold sounds and boundary-breaking performance. SHYBOISHYBOI is a Jamaican-born, NYC-based DJ and artist disrupting dancefloors with politically charged, genre-defying sets. A pillar of the city’s underground, her explosive mixes echo themes of identity and resistance. She’s played MoMA PS1, Guggenheim, Boiler Room, and festivals from Unsound to Nyege Nyege. Expect global energy with fierce intent. Goth JafarGoth Jafar is the spellbinding alter ego of Suffy Baala - a DJ born online, raised by NYC raves. From trance to K-pop, her sets radiate trans joy and digital sorcery. Since 2020, she’s toured Europe, played Boiler Room, and appeared at Primavera and Trance Party. Every show is an act of gender euphoria and a love letter to the girls on their journey.MaaraMaara, the Montréal-native, Berlin-based DJ and producer has carved out a distinctive niche in the dance music world with her innovative sound and energetic presence: since her smash 2021 arrival on the scene with the ‘Ultimate Reward’ EP, Maara has evolved at pace, with a hectic touring schedule taking her far and wide and a string of heavy hitting releases on noted labels such as X-Kalay, Kalahari Oyster Cult, and Spray’s formidable imprint Punctuality, which just released her suitably titled label debut, ‘Drama On’.There’s a swagger and undeniable sense of fun to everything Maara does; it’s unusual to see an artist so at ease switching between references and energies – from poppy and playful to hard and relentless – and making them all so undeniably her own.Acid Lily (MISSFITTE resident)Acid Lily is a Brussels-based artist who is rarely tied to one genre, exploring music in all its diversity with one crystal clear goal: uniting people on the dancefloor. Effortlessly fluctuating between disco and house to hard techno and hyperpop with some jazz in between, this cross-genre producer continues to her bring her signature big bass energy. When she’s not behind the decks, you’ll find her producing and tweaking her own tracks, or sometimes building sound systems. Expect (B)Ass Music. Stretch before coming.Melissa Juice (MISSFITTE resident)Melissa Juice is a Canada-born, Brussels-based queer DJ blending progressive, acidic, and trancey sounds with hypnotic vocals and long, fluid mixes. Co-organiser of MISSFITTE and LUBE, she builds care-focused, inclusive dancefloors. With sets at C12, Fuse, Dour, Horst and more, Mel also champions harm reduction and radical joy through rave.Care team by Brussels By Night
Planningtorock, JeanneTo, SHYBOI, Jezebel Studio, Goth Jafar, Maara, Melissa Juice, Acid Lily, Planningtorock, JeanneTo, SHYBOI, Jezebel Studio, Goth Jafar, Maara, Melissa Juice, Acid Lily
Ancienne Belgique
Brussels
Concert
OUTRAGEOUS: DYKONIC
RDV Cosmics spécial Brussels Pride : Stand up -Queer Comedy
Centre Culturel Ganshoren La Villa
Ganshoren
Show
RDV Cosmics spécial Brussels Pride : Stand up -Queer Comedy
RDV Cosmics spécial Brussels Pride : Stand up -Queer Comedy
Centre Culturel Ganshoren La Villa
Ganshoren
Show
RDV Cosmics spécial Brussels Pride : Stand up -Queer Comedy
Depuis longtemps dénoué•es il devrait se recoudre
Bibliothèque des Riches-Claires
Brussels
Various
Depuis longtemps dénoué•es il devrait se recoudre
Pop-up choir! with Sing Out Brussel! - Brussels Pride Week
Discover the magic of collective singing in a safer space, join Sing Out Brussels! - The Fabulous Queer Choir and our chorus leader Emily Allison for a friendly evening of singing in an inclusive LGBTQIA+ space with no experience required.
Sing Out Brussels! (The Fabulous Queer Choir) brings together its members around the joy of singing in harmony, in an inclusive and benevolent space. This year, we wish to share this joy with all the Brusselians! We offer a pop-up collective singing workshop, open to everyone regardless of identity, orientation, vocal experience or spoken language. Whether you are an experienced singer, karaoke star or diva in the shower, this workshop is for you!
Does your voice change as you transition? No problem! Creative games and exercises will help you explore singing and feel the magic when your voice intertwines with others in harmony.
The workshop will be led by our choir leader, Emily Allison – jazz singer and songwriter – and guided by a team of choristers from Sing Out Brussels!
Public: open to all, especially the LGBTQIA+ community(ies)
Objectives:
• Creating an inclusive space for LGBTQIA+ people to explore choral singing
• Using our power of gathering and musical talent to advance the goals of Brussels Pride
• Raising awareness of the choir and its sibling association Various Voices 2026, establish initial contact with potential candidates – choristers as well as future volunteers for the Various Voices festival and/or the choir.
Grands Carmes
Brussels
Courses and workshops
Pop-up choir! with Sing Out Brussel! - Brussels Pride Week
Veuves Noires: La Comédie Musicale
Novum
Etterbeek
Show
Veuves Noires: La Comédie Musicale
Michelle Gurevich - Jay-Jay Johanson - Oi Va Voi & many more
Michelle’s 7th bedroom produced album - It Was the Moment - will not disappoint those anticipating a new soundtrack for their darkness and saudade. It may even be her most vulnerable and expressive work yet, not unsurprising as it was written and produced during a period of grief and mental instability. There’s a new level of emotional surrender in these songs, confirming her place in the lineage of dramatic chansonniers.
Themes include a fatalistic submission to passion, the ephemeral nature of encounters, the loss of mother and home, the end of days, and losing one’s mind in both the best and worst ways possible. Michelle offers her entire palette of sound here, from dark Lynchian realism, to elegant humor, to queen of epic melodrama.
Michelle Gurevich • Jay-Jay Johanson • Oi Va Voi • Helena Deland • Lael Neale • Jawhar feat. AZA • Clément Nourry • FEW BITS • Dressed Like Boys & many more!
Botanique
Saint-Josse-Ten-Noode
Concert
Michelle Gurevich - Jay-Jay Johanson - Oi Va Voi & many more
C12 Pride Nite
Our annual Pride night is a tribute to queer joy and collective energy—a gathering where bodies speak, genres dissolve, and the dancefloor becomes a shared pulse.
Lolsnake aka Danielle Lumma Rahal is a Berlin based Iraqi-American DJ and the founder of the Queer party series Weeeirdos, which holds an ongoing residency at Säule Berlin. Leaning into several layers of dance music, from metallic techno, angelic trance and squishy acid to cosmic bleep, Lolsnake (she/they) fuses a maelstrom of textures into their sets, stirring up heady atmospheres and hypnotic moods on the dancefloor, forming a magnetic aesthetic of their own.
Stanislawa (she/her) always keeps an open-mind and an open-heart to push her values onto her music. Living between Brussels and Amsterdam, she is well known to provide the crowd with her top-tier selected 90’s trance, sexy techno grooves and progressive house bangers. She is the founder of the queer party collective Deep Down East. In May 2024, Stanislawa released her first EP, Forever Strong, featuring 4 very personal tracks merging hard-hitting 909 kicks with 90s trancy leads.
Support in C12 by sookie & su:zy, two emerging talents from the Brussels scene.
YoungWoman is an Egyptian Amsterdam-based transfemme DJ, producer, radio host and co-founder of Amsterdam’s first T4T Collective: Los Angles. With sets that feel like drinking an energy drink and hopping on a rollercoaster across all genres , YoungWoman was named by Dutch media as one of the DJs to keep an eye on. This sonic explosive energy combined with a refreshing & irresistible playfulness behind the decks have dazzled audiences live at festivals like Rewire & Down The Rabbit Hole , clubs like De School & Garage Noord and her residencies at Oroko Radio , Echobox Radio & RadioRadioFm.
LOV aka Lifeonvenus is a Senegalese and French DJ, freshly blooming and making their way in the Belgian Queer parties and music scene.
Acid Lily is a Brussels based artist who is rarely tied to one genre, exploring music in all it's diversity with one crystal clear goal: uniting people on the dancefloor. Effortlessly fluctuating between disco and house to hard techno and hyperpop with some jazz in-between, this cross-genre producer continues to her bring her signature big bass energy. When not behind the decks she can be found producing and tweaking her own tracks or even building sound systems.
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Lolsnake
Stanislawa
sookie & su:zy
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YoungWoman
LOV
Acid Lily
C12
Brussels
Clubbing
C12 Pride Nite
BACK TO THE ROOTS 2025
The fourth edition of Back to the Roots street party is officially back to serve you queer pride REALness!!
This year we are bringing it back where it began with our wonderful partners The Crazy Circle , The Chosen Family and Merhaba VZW.
You know the drill: A day of queer performances, drag, activism, DJ sets, food & drinks, workshops, love, and community.
The fourth edition of Back to the Roots street party is officially back to serve you queer pride REALness!!
This year we are bringing it back where it began with our wonderful partners The Crazy Circle , The Chosen Family and Merhaba VZW.
You know the drill: A day of queer performances, drag, activism, DJ sets, food & drinks, workshops, love, and community.
Les Halles de Schaerbeek
Schaerbeek
Show
BACK TO THE ROOTS 2025
Fuse presents: Brussels Pride w/ Fafi Abdel Nour, Carlos Valdes & Butchbpm b2b Laura Violi
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→ ROOM 01 – Brussels Pride
Fafi Abdel Nour
Carlos Valdes
Zouzibabe b2b Sixsixsixties
Supergay Dj's (Timmerman & Uni Son)
→ MOTION ROOM – Brussels Pride
Butchbpm b2b Laura Violi
Ampe b2b Spirite
Melissa Juice
Keyser
Fuse
Brussels
Clubbing
Fuse presents: Brussels Pride w/ Fafi Abdel Nour, Carlos Valdes & Butchbpm b2b Laura Violi
Brussels Pride
Get ready !
Brussels Pride – May 17, 2025
Let’s celebrate love and diversity
#BrusselsPride2025
City Centre
Brussels
Festival
Brussels Pride
Los Niños: Pride
We need Pride
We want Pride
We celebrate diversity
AAGUILAA; Feasting; Doppelgang; The Stress; Graaf Drankula
UMI
Brussels
Clubbing
Los Niños: Pride
Queer Future Club - Pride Invasion
Queer Future Club - Pride Invasion
The queer invasion is here! We’re touching down on May 17th to celebrate Pride at Illegaal. We’re hyped to welcome ketia, alongside Brussels’ finest: Hysope, Kathleen C, Azo, and Vera Moro.
Queer Future Club - Pride Invasion
The queer invasion is here! We’re touching down on May 17th to celebrate Pride at Illegaal. We’re hyped to welcome Ketia, alongside Brussels’ finest: Hysope, Kathleen C, Azo, and Vera Moro.
Lineup
ketia
Azo
Kathleen C
Hysope
Vera Moro
Queer Future Club aim to create a safer space
‣ Queer and FLINTA people to the front
‣ Be respectful and take care of each other
‣ Don’t take too much space, be rude or too loud
‣ Ask for consent
‣ No sexual harassment
‣ Zero tolerance policy against homo/bi/transphobia, racism or any kind of discrimination
‣ Do you or your friends need help? Did something look off? Come ask us for help.
‣ A care team will be available all night to ensure your needs
Tickets
Early Birds & Community tickets: 10 euros
Presales: 12 euros
Door: 14 euros
Location
Illegaal – Rue Bollinckx 300, 1190 Forest
Doors open at 20:00
ketia
Azo
Kathleen C
Hysope
Vera Moro
Brasserie iLLeGaaL
Forest
Clubbing
Queer Future Club - Pride Invasion
Pride Brunch
Steigenberger Icon Wiltcher's
Ixelles
Animations
Pride Brunch
MM X Bunker After Pride
Madame Moustache
Brussels
Clubbing
MM X Bunker After Pride
CAVE - Under The Rainbow - Brussels Pride Week 2025
CAVE - UNDER THE RAINBOW (Brussels Pride 2025 XXL Edition) - Saturday 17 May 2025
Unite, time to protect our rights, freedom, health, identity, diversity, communities, fight.
Let’s shine all together under the same rainbow next Saturday, 17th May.
Time to be proud of who we are and to show our different colours with no shame to the world!
But not forget that our fight for equality and against discrimination is ongoing, never take our hard-won rights for granted!
It’s OK to be different, never hide your true colours.
It’s OK to be yourself, spread respect and inclusivity.
Let's paint the town with our colours, dance beneath the same rainbow, and enjoy the freedom to be ourselves on Saturday 17th of May.
Barrio
Brussels
Clubbing
CAVE - Under The Rainbow - Brussels Pride Week 2025
Chimères Queer Market
Librairie Chimères
Ixelles
Markets and bric-a-brac stores
Chimères Queer Market
Brussels Rainbow Seniors Day
LDC Randstad Molenbeek
Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
Various
Brussels Rainbow Seniors Day
JUDE YORK
Cirque Royal
Brussels
Concert
JUDE YORK
LES NUITS 2025 : Bota By Night : Toccororo - Tygapaw & more
Bota By Night, a fixture in our series of Les Nuits Botanique events, is bound to bring some serious fun on May 23rd. The event, taking place just after our soirée experimental with Jenny Hval, Alabaster DePlume, Merope and more, will feature some of the best international dj's performing boundary-pushing dj-sets.
In the Orangerie Toccororo and Rui Ho are set to turn up the energy with pop edits and Latinx bangers, while BLACKCLUB take us back to the roots (but also the future!) of electronic music with their thumping Chicago techno sound. Navigating between dancehall and Detroit, Tygapaw takes us on a deep dive into the queer black electronic scene — they will be joined in the Museum by the Egyptian-Palestinian producer and dj Oldyungmayn, whose sets feature techno, electro, trance and Middle Eastern influences.
Botanique
Saint-Josse-Ten-Noode
Concert
LES NUITS 2025 : Bota By Night : Toccororo - Tygapaw & more
Who Do You Sing You Are?
Join us for an unforgettable evening as we take the stage with Sunny Chorus, Montpellier's vibrant queer choir, to explore music as a powerful expression of emotions, experiences, or wishes.
Have you ever wondered how your favourite choir selects its repertoire? Every choice has a purpose. Every song tells a story.
Join us for an unforgettable evening as we take the stage with Sunny Chorus, Montpellier's vibrant queer choir, to explore music as a powerful expression of emotions, experiences, or wishes. Through poetry, slams, and authentic texts written and performed live by our choir members, we reveal the deeper meaning behind our melodies.
This is more than just a choir concert - it is an intimate journey into identity, diversity, and community. Whether you're part of the LGBTQIA+ family or an ally, this event promises an evening of reflection, unity, and joy.
Come discover ‘Who We Sing We Are’!
Tapalanote, LGBTQIA+ choire of BXL and Sunny Chorus, LGBTQIA+ choir of Montpellier
Espace Lumen
Ixelles
Concert
Who Do You Sing You Are?
VR Film Screening: Queer visions
An immersive journey into LGBTQ+ experiences, identity, and desire.
Join us for the May edition of VR Film Screening, a monthly event dedicated to immersive storytelling. This series offers a fresh perspective on VR cinema and features a curated selection of VR films that range from live-action to animation.
Experience In the Mist, a dreamlike journey into the hidden world of male desire. Set in a dimly lit male sauna, this immersive VR film captures the tension of gazing and being gazed at, pulling you into a dreamlike state between reality and longing. Directed by Chou Tung-Yen, this poetic VR film depicts the unspoken emotions within queer spaces, where desire unfolds in silence.
Discover Her Name Was Gisberta, a deeply moving VR documentary directed by Sérgio Galvão Roxo that brings to life the story of Gisberta Salce, a Brazilian trans woman whose tragic death in 2006 became a symbol of the fight against transphobia. Using Virtual Reality Perspective-Taking Tasks, this experience immerses you in Gisberta’s world, making it a tool for education, activism, and social intervention.
VR Film Screening at Bozar is designed to be welcoming and accessible. Attentive guides will be on hand to ensure you have a seamless experience.
Book your tickets now and immerse yourself in a unique cinematic VR journey.
Centre for Fine Arts - Bozar
Brussels
Cinema
VR Film Screening: Queer visions
Atelier d'arpentage : Faire famille autrement
Bibliothèque Jacqueline Harpman
Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
Courses and workshops
Atelier d'arpentage : Faire famille autrement
Projection de film : Désobéissance
Bibliothèque Jacqueline Harpman
Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
Cinema
Projection de film : Désobéissance
Dyke* March Brussels
On Friday the 16th of May, Brussels will host its very first Dyke* March. This historic event brings together lesbian, queer, bisexual, pansexual, trans, and non-binary individuals in a march of visibility, resistance, and solidarity. The march begins at 6:00 PM at The Crazy Circle in Ixelles and concludes with an afterparty at Ancienne Belgique. Everyone is invited to join and support!
In a time when LGBTI individuals still disproportionately face violence, discrimination, and erasure, the need for a dedicated, combative space has never been more urgent. Recent research by the Agency for Home Affairs – Equal Opportunities, Integration and Citizenship reveals alarming statistics: 9 out of 10 LGBTI individuals in Flanders have experienced verbal or psychological violence, and 6 out of 10 have endured sexual violence. Lesbian women and transgender individuals face particularly heightened targeting.
The Dyke* March stands as both acknowledgment of this harsh reality and a defiant celebration of our existence, survival, and resistance. Together, we reclaim space – in the streets, in public discourse, and in history.
The Brussels Dyke* March is inspired by similar marches worldwide, from New York to Berlin. We build upon a rich, but often underrepresented history of lesbian and queer resistance, and invite everyone to join, support, and listen.
The Crazy Circle
Ixelles
Various
Dyke* March Brussels
